The Remote Provisioning Client (RPC) communicates with the Manageability Engine Interface (MEI) and Remote Provisioning Service (RPS) interfaces.
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Disclaimer: Production viable releases are tagged and listed under ‘Releases’. All other check-ins should be considered ‘in-development’ and should not be used in production
The Remote Provisioning Client (RPC) is an application that enables remote capabilities for Intel® AMT, such as as device activation and configuration. To accomplish this, RPC communicates with the Remote Provisioning Server (RPS) to activate and connect the edge device.
For detailed documentation about RPC or other features of the Open AMT Cloud Toolkit, see the docs.
We leverage GitHub Actions as a means to build RPC automatically leveraging Github’s CI/CD Infrastructure. This avoids having to deal with the challenges of getting your build environment just right on your local machine and allows you to get up and running much faster. Read more about GitHub Actions here
Click on the Actions tab at the top and select Build RPC (Native) Debug/Release.
Click the Run Workflow dropdown.
Select the Branch: main, or a preferred version, from the Use workflow from dropdown.
By default, the Build Type should be release.
Click the Run Workflow button. Grab a coffee and take a break! The build time ranges from 15 to 20 minutes.
Once the download is complete, click the completed job which will feature a green checkmark.
Download the appropriate RPC for your managed device’s OS under the Artifacts section.
Click the ellipsis ( … ) menu for the workflow.
Choose the Delete workflow run option.
For detailed documentation about RPC and using it to activate a device, see the docs